10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OBSESSIONALLY»
Discover the use of
obsessionally in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
obsessionally and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Derrida: Writing Events
Furthermore, Derrida countersigns, with very little acknowledgement, certain
Sartrean ideas and motifs upon which Derrida therefore works 'silently,
laboriously, obsessionally, compulsively with the moves of a thief in the night'.
Genet's ...
Simon Morgan Wortham, 2011
2
Love, Desire and Transcendence in French Literature: ...
Rather, her quest is for the erotic 'sacred'; and it tends, as the phantasm 'emerges'
and proliferates in variant forms, to rewrite and extend the dream-scenario in
pursuance of that same sacrality. Obsessionally, Lol will seek to reproduce her ...
3
The Anatomy of Prejudices
Homosexuals (particularly males) can be filthy lucre for the obsessionally
prejudiced, who maintain — to take the common example I alluded to before —
that the Jews and the gays control Hollywood, or that all the Jews who control
Hollywood ...
Elisabeth Young-Bruehl, 1998
4
Clinical Values: Emotions That Guide Psychoanalytic Treatment
Faced with the patient's obsessionally indirect controlling behavior the analyst
may manifest courage by using language boldly. For example, a patient talks
about “having a difficult time” at work. She describes her boss's recent behavior, ...
5
Music, Culture, and Experience: Selected Papers of John Blacking
In one respect, this view is acceptable: composers acquire characteristics of style
by listening to the music of the past or present and by observing the musical
conventions of their time, and some may use almost obsessionally the same motif
in ...
John Blacking, Reginald Byron, Bruno Nettl, 1995
6
Storr's Art of Psychotherapy 3E
Clergymen if obsessionally inclined, whose profession requires that they be kind
and understanding, frequently fear that swear words or obscenities will escape
their lips at inappropriate moments, such as when they are preaching.
7
The Secret Science Behind Miracles
THE TREATMENT OF THE INSANE falls under two main headings. First, ofthe
obsessionally insane, andsecond, of the insane whose brain tissues are injured,
diseased or abnormal. If thebrain is not normal atbirth, thelow spirit canfunction ...
8
Random Destinations: Escaping the Holocaust and Starting ...
the plane landed with the smallest of bumps, he was already travelling rapidly in
his mind across vast snowscapes, probing the contours obsessionally and
inconclusively, seeking the hidden abyss” (27). Joe Beech's plane is landing in
Zurich ...
9
The Broken Mirror: Understanding and Treating Body ...
One difference is that people with BDD have prominent obsessional
preoccupations and repetitive compulsive behaviors. Depressed people often
focus less, not more, on their appearance, even neglecting it, rather than
obsessionally ...
Katharine A. Phillips, 2005
10
Let Them Eat Prozac: The Unhealthy Relationship Between the ...
Alprazolam was added to Prozac, and for three months she did reasonably well,
until she subsequently became both markedly restless and obsessionally
suicidal. An increased dose of alprazolam helped her, but it was only when the
Prozac ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OBSESSIONALLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
obsessionally is used in the context of the following news items.
The trouble with whistleblowers
Some may obsessionally document every aspect of illegal, immoral, unethical behaviour they see. But they are the exceptions, not the rule. «Chartered Management Institute, Jun 15»
Bafta's advice: 'If you want to get into TV the best advice is not …
My father listened to the radio broadcasts obsessionally to see whether we should go into town that day.” Her job applications reflected the ... «Irish Times, Feb 15»
OFFBEAT with PHIL POTEMPA: Reader looking for tickets for 'Judge …
... with the litigants and audience, as evidenced in her sharp remarks in some episodes or when she obsessionally comments: "Get on with it, ... «nwitimes.com, Jan 15»
33 Artists in 3 Acts by Sarah Thornton – review
Kusama, who is 85 and lives in a mental hospital in Japan, does it obsessionally, Hirst as an income stream. But looking at art tends to happen ... «The Guardian, Oct 14»
The trouble with Chasing Shadows' 'sort-of-autistic' hero
... obsessionally categorises case-files and, when asked whether he has any idea how the parents of a possible murder victim must be feeling, ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
Discovering Underground Labyrinths, Remote Cities, and More of …
While investigating the concept of carving out boundaries in the course of researching his book, Bonnett says he became “obsessionally” ... «Daily Beast, Jul 14»
Read Jonathan Lethem's New Introduction to Joseph McElroy's …
It takes the form of an eloquent, garrulous, obsessionally digressive, tender, and yet rebuking address to a dead genius. I've just heaved out my ... «Vanity Fair, Mar 14»
Getting inside Hamlet's head
For Critchley and Webster, critics have too often read Hamlet as “some obsessionally indecisive petit-bourgeois everyman”: a character to be ... «Irish Times, Mar 14»
Frank Skinner on stand-up comedy and getting older
But he insists that he's “honestly blessed” to be able to indulge his broad scope of interests, which “obsessionally” include the works of Samuel ... «Scotland on Sunday, Jan 14»
Global Warming Media Propaganda
Obsessionally and expensively filmed summertime-only shots of polar ice melting – which the “climate correct” media has stuffed down our ... «Center for Research on Globalization, Jan 14»
